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From: cbsmith42 on 13 Feb 2007 18:53 Today I got a pop-up upon logging in to Outlook Web Access (FE is exch2k3 sp2 on Win2k3 sp 1) that says that it wants to install the add-on: 'MIME Edit binary behaviour.' It has the publisher listed as 'Microsoft Corporation (unverified publisher).' I did a quick google search and found a reference to mimectl.dll but cannot find any information on Microsoft site pertaining to .dll Can anybody tell me: 1) What it is? 2) Why it's come up today? Recent changes to server: Installed the ActiveSync support pack a while back but just got it working a couple days ago. Recent changes to client: Just installed the Daylight Savings Time update (Windows XP SP 2) and the Outlook data update tool. May not have been in since I upgraded to IE 7 but don't know for sure.
From: Andy David {MVP} on 13 Feb 2007 19:22 On Tue, 13 Feb 2007 15:53:10 -0800, cbsmith42 <cbsmith42(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >Today I got a pop-up upon logging in to Outlook Web Access (FE is exch2k3 sp2 >on Win2k3 sp 1) that says that it wants to install the add-on: 'MIME Edit >binary behaviour.' It has the publisher listed as 'Microsoft Corporation >(unverified publisher).' > >I did a quick google search and found a reference to mimectl.dll but cannot >find any information on Microsoft site pertaining to .dll > >Can anybody tell me: >1) What it is? >2) Why it's come up today? >Recent changes to server: Installed the ActiveSync support pack a while back >but just got it working a couple days ago. >Recent changes to client: Just installed the Daylight Savings Time update >(Windows XP SP 2) and the Outlook data update tool. May not have been in >since I upgraded to IE 7 but don't know for sure. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/924334 ?
From: cbsmith42 on 14 Feb 2007 10:26
Gosh you're right. Thanks! I had not gotten that pop-up on prior upgrades where the certificate add-in was installed. Only created calendar appointments yesterday to test for DST but when I tried a new message this morning, the new window disappeared (this is the behaviour I had seen before). Again, many thanks. "Andy David {MVP}" wrote: > On Tue, 13 Feb 2007 15:53:10 -0800, cbsmith42 > <cbsmith42(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > >Today I got a pop-up upon logging in to Outlook Web Access (FE is exch2k3 sp2 > >on Win2k3 sp 1) that says that it wants to install the add-on: 'MIME Edit > >binary behaviour.' It has the publisher listed as 'Microsoft Corporation > >(unverified publisher).' > > > >I did a quick google search and found a reference to mimectl.dll but cannot > >find any information on Microsoft site pertaining to .dll > > > >Can anybody tell me: > >1) What it is? > >2) Why it's come up today? > >Recent changes to server: Installed the ActiveSync support pack a while back > >but just got it working a couple days ago. > >Recent changes to client: Just installed the Daylight Savings Time update > >(Windows XP SP 2) and the Outlook data update tool. May not have been in > >since I upgraded to IE 7 but don't know for sure. > > > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/924334 ? > > |